Editor: Noboru Sakamoto
Art Director: Hiroshi Ohchi
Cover Design: Anton Stankowski

Robert Vickrey
Eugene Karlin
Seymour Chwast
Cliff Ara Condak
Milton Glaser
Authur Paul
Paul Davis
Ivan Chermayeff
Herb Lubalin
Irving Miller
Louis Dorfsman
Tom Carnase
Peter M. Hirsch
Jerome Martin
George Giusti
Robert Cunningham
Tom Daly
S. Neil Fujita
Bob Peak
Leo Lionni
Alex Steinweiss
Bob Gill
Saul Mandel
Al Hirschfeld
Paul Rand
Will Burtin
Ladislav Sutnar
Elsa Kula
Tom Eckersley
Jan Rajlich
Peter Gee
George Him
Herbert Bayer
Will Sandberg
Saul Bass
Kurt Wideman
Walter Landor
Jacques Nathan Garamond
Jan Lenica
Milner Gray
Morton Goldsholl
F. H. K. Henrion
Anton Stankowski
Armin Hofmann
Giovanni Pintori
Jean Colin
Alan Aldridge
Pieter Brattinga
Otto Alcher
Hermann Zapf
Graphicteam
Jan Le Witt
Pat Keely
Marcel Jacno
Franco Grignani
José Pla Narbona
André François
Olle Eksell
Donald Brun
Hans Schleger
Elberto Carboni
Piero Fornasetti
Giancarlo Marchi
Erich Buchegger
Herbert Leupin
Elly Gross
Stig Lindberg
Hans Haderek
Karl Gerstner
Jean Picart Le Doux
Eugenio Carmi
Wim Crowel
Lars Bramberg
Jacques Rickey
Ashly Havinden
Gonzalez Ruiz & Shakespear
Sungken Shiau
Felix Beltran
Otto Treumann
Hiromu Hara
Yusaku Kamekura
Ayao Yamana
Yoshio Hayakawa
Tadashi Ohashi
Ryuichi Yamashiro
Ikko Tanaka
Takehiko Miyanaga
Takashi Kono
Hiroshi Ohchi
Shichiro Imatake
Tsunehisa Kimura
Akira Uno
Tadashi Masuda
Tadanori Yokoo
Kenji Ito
Shigeo Fukuda
Jun Tabohashi
Mitsuo Katsui
Kazumasa Nagai
Kiyoshi Awazu
Makoto Wada
Tadato Nadamoto
Tadao Ujihara
Yoshitaro Isaka
Gan Hosoya

Where is the graphic designer today? by Anton Stankowski
Wo steht der Grafik Designer heute by Anton Stankowski
Design Status and Status Quo by S. Neil Fujita
Japan’s Design World at Crossroads…..Present & Future by Yusaku Kamekura
Design as viewed from its circumferential fields by Tadahisa Nishio
The IDEA Magazine and the World’s Designers by Hiroshi Ohchi

Anton Stankowski
Born in Gelsenkirchen, Germany in 1906 and spent the term of apprenticechip aa painter and decorator in Gelsenkirchen and Düsseldorf. During 1937 to 1948 he underwent military service and was held as prison-of-war in Russia. In 1951 he became independent graphic designer and designed the symbol and mark for many companies. His books include ‘Function and Its Presentation in Advertising Arts,’ ‘Companies – Image – Advertising Elements, Mark Typography, Compact Advertising,’ and so on, which influenced many desingers. Died in 1998.